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fix: use published vocabulary in graph writers and dual readers - #71
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Graph exports currently derive vocabulary from the instance namespace, and mapped GitHub readers miss the published w3id spellings. This uses the exact published ownership mappings for 14 writer terms, accepts old and new reader spellings, and keeps existing instance identities intact.
Historical recovery retains its actual completed predicate; duplicate identity/completion aliases and partial answers refuse. A vocabulary version in the receiver scope fences bound retained deliveries across the upgrade. Runtime adoption remains held: old unbound attempted rows require explicit disposition, and instance identity policy plus native shape/reader acceptance remain separate prerequisites. This PR grants no runtime activation, drain or replay.
Validation: locked full suite 741 tests plus 48 subtests passed; Ruff passed; HOME guard clean (163 paths and five UID resources). Independent published-crosswalk fixture, lost-original-answer/recovery controls, old/new catalogue routing and malformed/ambiguous response controls pass.
Demo: recording and repeat command, output. Same private builder input at base64e4845 versus candidate; instance-base-derived vocabulary disappears while the firing IRI stays identical. Source-builder evidence only; no graph writes or native deployment acceptance.
Task: aegis-m5s.3. Vocabulary ownership and instance identity gaps are tracked separately; one non-author review follows complete hosted green.